Replace the text "Row" and type what row. These can also be attribute values.

But if it doesn't then try another method , look into the video tutorial hopscotch shared , or try doing it with a game attribute

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But if they will remain in the same position the whole game , and you want one of them to trigger , you can add a game attribute and change it depending on when you want the actions to trigger. For ex

@Icebox looks like there's a bug. You can set default scene attributes using "change attribute" from a prototype, but right now using a scene attribute in an expression is broken (bu

* Ability to import custom collisions

How do I make the game.pointsPerBall attribute and where do I put it?

Use a constraint when you have a fluid value such as rotation, position, or velocity. If you're simply changing an integer value such as a score, you don't need to constrain (constantly update) the a

Change Attribute game.multiplier to game.multiplier+1

If you want attribute A to equal attribute B (even when B changes), use a constrain behavior.

How do you make one attribute equal another like when one attribute increases how do you increase the other one automatically?

You can spawn an invisible actor when the rotation takes place , it should work for any movement as well except for circle (i think) and you don't need any additional attribute.

Or perhaps, you can incorporate a test for when the chain explodes, and you can just reset everything back to its proper position using a couple change attribute behaviors.

It actually can be done without custom collisions. But it requires you to use a series of change and constrain attributes within each 'chained' actor.

Ok, was hoping it could be done with custom collisions...

I've made chain parts with custom collisions similar to @Socks Ball and chain demo. I put acceleration downwards on the chain parts and collide with "actor 1". So the chain falls dow

I found another way to work around it. Of course, there's no ignoring the processing speed...but given the specifics of my game, I was able to create another attribute that I can cross-check and sort

"I've tried constraining to x and y game level attributes but the following actor follows as if it's joined to the leader"

When you click on this stack of layers (they each have a self.ID) they are told to change a game.attribute to their self.ID . . . . this will be done in reverse order from bottom to top (E,D,C,B,A).

-The actors when touched turn on a global attribute for themselves. Background items and anything underneath have a rule that if the above actor is selected then they do not change colour. This seems